"Created an informal network of support"

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Posted by Alejandra (as a parent/guardian), 7 hours ago

I moved to Barton 2 years before my baby was born, and other than my immediate family I didn't know anyone else.
Having the baby groups on the hub to meet and interact with other people with similar aged children has been great to establish a routine and to create an informal network of support. Thank you to all the team that makes it possible.

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Amber Dalton

Team Leader 0-19 (25 SEND), Children's Care Group,

Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust

Submitted on 08/05/2025 at 14:59

Published on Care Opinion at 14:59

Hi Alejandra, I am Amber a Team Leader for the 0-19(25 SEND) service, thank you so much for taking time to share your feedback, I am really pleased to hear these groups have been beneficial to you and sounds exactly what we set out to achieve for people like you to meet other people locally and create those support networks. I will pass this on to the community nursery nurses and family support workers who run this group. Thank you, Amber.

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